Month / September 2025

The Denver Broncos have selected Burnham Yard for a privately financed retractable-roof stadium, set to open in 2031; Denver prepares bond-funded access and relocates utilities at the team’s expense.

The EPC contractor and Quanta subsidiary plans to use dozens of the autonomous excavators to install piles for solar array foundations on projects across the country.

Producer prices fell in August, but construction input costs climbed as metals and diesel rose. With jobs revised lower, contractors face uneven pressures closing out 2025.

The Chicago Bears confirm plan to build fixed-roof stadium in Arlington Heights and leave Soldier Field, where the team has played since 1971.

Africa’s largest hydropower project boasts 5,150 MW of generating capacity but has also sparking regional disputes over Blue Nile water flows.

Metro Vancouver’s regional water utility nears completion of $288M Annacis Water Tunnel, part of a $2B seismic-resilient water program.

The latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report found construction lost 7,000 positions in August, the industry’s third straight month of job declines.

US appeals court majority ruled Sept. 4 that Florida Everglades facility wont have to dismantle while opponents’ legal case continues, challenging lower court on whether it is subject to federal environmental protection…

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With AI, autonomous vehicles and other technologies coming of age, mobility is at a “transformative” stage worldwide, experts said at the Atlanta event.